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Bevan Greig

New Zealand

Correspondent at Harnesslink

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  • 2 weeks ago | harnesslink.com | Bevan Greig

    The stage is set for harness racing’s premier event as the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup takes center stage this Saturday, June 14 at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Fans can catch all the action live with video coverage available for the entire graded stakes card. First post time for the Cup card at Mohawk is 6:35 p.m. The main event is scheduled as race 11, with an approximate post time of 10:45 p.m.$1 million Pepsi North America CupPost – Horse (Sire) – Driver – Trainer – Odds1.

  • 3 weeks ago | harnesslink.com | Bevan Greig

    Woodbine Mohawk Park is gearing up for a blockbuster harness racing Saturday, June 7, with an unscheduled double-header that sets the stage for next weekend’s Pepsi North America Cup. Four high-stakes eliminations, originally slated for Friday, have been shifted to Saturday afternoon—creating an exciting prelude to the evening’s 13-race card.

  • 3 weeks ago | harnesslink.com | Bevan Greig

    Inter Dominion trotting favourite Keayang Zahara (Volstead) is set to miss the rich series starting in Brisbane next month. Connections will make a final call in coming days, but co-trainer Paddy Lee said he “presumed she wouldn’t be going.”Keayang Zahara blazed through an unbeaten streak of 14 wins last season, including seven at Group 1 level.

  • 1 month ago | harnesslink.com | Bevan Greig

    Remembering John Bagshaw : A Legacy of Leadership, Integrity, and Passion in Harness RacingSome twenty years ago, I had the privilege of meeting John Bagshaw—a true gentleman whose presence in the harness racing industry left an indelible mark. John approached every endeavour with unwavering integrity and was remarkably generous with his time, experience, and wisdom. A stalwart of the standardbred breeding world, Bagshaw was widely respected as one of the leading breeders in Australia.

  • 1 month ago | harnesslink.com | Bevan Greig

    As reported by ABC News, Tasmanian harness racing trainer Wayne Yole has been banned from housing or training horses at his Sidmouth property in northern Tasmania, following a multi-agency inspection of the stables. Tasracing issued the trainer with a notice imposing the condition on his licence on Monday. He has been given seven days to move the horses off the property.

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